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1. 31. Dramatic Steph in the right direction

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 04 August 2006 THE Salford Playhouse is where the likes of Albert Finney, Robert Powell, Bernard Hill, Bruce Myers and Sir Ben Kingsley got their start. Yet for years it's been unused, if not unloved. Now Steph Pearce is about to re-open the building as the Salford Arts Theatre.

2. 32. Theatre Awards set to be silver spectacular

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 04 December 2006 THE M.E.N. Theatre Awards will celebrate its Silver Anniversary today é 25 years of proudly celebrating our greatest theatrical achievements! Check out all the nominees before the prize-giving ceremony.

3. 33. Theatre Awards set to be silver spectacular

   CityLife, Monday 04 December 2006 THE M.E.N. Theatre Awards will celebrate its Silver Anniversary today é 25 years of proudly celebrating our greatest theatrical achievements! Check out all the nominees before the prize-giving ceremony.

4. 34. Dramatic Steph in the right direction

   CityLife, Friday 04 August 2006 THE Salford Playhouse is where the likes of Albert Finney, Robert Powell, Bernard Hill, Bruce Myers and Sir Ben Kingsley got their start. Yet for years it's been unused, if not unloved. Now Steph Pearce is about to re-open the building as the Salford Arts Theatre.

5. 35. Fright at the Buxton Fringe

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 23 June 2006 EXPECT some ghostly goings on at this year's Buxton Festival, with things getting spooky down at The Old Clubhouse.

6. 36. Fright at the Buxton Fringe

   CityLife, Friday 23 June 2006 EXPECT some ghostly goings on at this year's Buxton Festival, with things getting spooky down at The Old Clubhouse.

7. 37. Cathy's writing to keep it real

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 05 April 2006 CATHY Crabbe can't quite believe her luck. Perhaps there is an element of fortune in her recent success, but we all know that to write an award-winning play takes talent and graft, especially when you're bringing up three children aged two, five and 12. Paperboys is in town until Tuesday.

8. 38. Cathy's writing to keep it real

   CityLife, Wednesday 05 April 2006 CATHY Crabbe can't quite believe her luck. Perhaps there is an element of fortune in her recent success, but we all know that to write an award-winning play takes talent and graft, especially when you're bringing up three children aged two, five and 12. Paperboys is in town until Tuesday.

9. 39. Bolton Octagon's autumn/winter season

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 10 June 2006 HIGHLIGHTS of the new Bolton Octagon season include the Carry On tribute comedy Cleo, Camping Emmanuelle And Dick, Joe Orton's classic black comedy What The Butler Saw and children's favourite James And The Giant Peach.

10. 40. Bolton Octagon's autumn/winter season

    CityLife, Saturday 10 June 2006 HIGHLIGHTS of the new Bolton Octagon season include the Carry On tribute comedy Cleo, Camping Emmanuelle And Dick, Joe Orton's classic black comedy What The Butler Saw and children's favourite James And The Giant Peach.

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